Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel

SABINA LOUISE PIERCE, AP

Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel, left, is escorted by Philadelphia police Lt. Michael Chitwood after surrendering to the Philadelphia police after a concert, on July 3, 2003, in Philadelphia. The jailed rapper can attend a residential treatment program for substance abuse and anger management while awaiting his federal drug and weapons trial, a federal judge ruled Thursday, Sept. 4, 2003, after the rapper, born Dwight Grant, agreed to post a $1 million bond, including $150,000 incash, his $400,000 suburban Philadelphia home and four other properties.

Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel, left, is escorted by Philadelphia police Lt. Michael Chitwood after surrendering to the Philadelphia police after a concert, on July 3, 2003, in Philadelphia. The jailed rapper can attend a residential treatment program for substance abuse and anger management while awaiting his federal drug and weapons trial, a federal judge ruled Thursday, Sept. 4, 2003, after the rapper, born Dwight Grant, agreed to post a $1 million bond, including $150,000 incash, his $400,000 suburban Philadelphia home and four other properties. (SABINA LOUISE PIERCE, AP)

Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel Hip-hop artist Beanie Sigel, left, is escorted by Philadelphia police Lt. Michael Chitwood after surrendering to the Philadelphia police after a concert, on July 3, 2003, in Philadelphia. The jailed rapper can attend a residential treatment program for substance abuse and anger management while awaiting his federal drug and weapons trial, a federal judge ruled Thursday, Sept. 4, 2003, after the rapper, born Dwight Grant, agreed to post a $1 million bond, including $150,000 incash, his $400,000 suburban Philadelphia home and four other properties.